Students across Wales have received their A Level results. This year, a new standardised method for students’ to be accurately assessed without exams has been put in place in light of the coronavirus crisis. But not everybody will be getting
Students receiving their A Level and BTEC results at Ysgol Gymraeg Ystalyfera – Bro Dur continue to celebrate excellent results in 2020. Initial results show 77 per cent of all A Level grades awarded to Ystalyfera students were in the A* - C range
A MOTORIST has been handed a fine and points on his licence for speeding on the A48. Jamie Roberts, of Gorof Road, Lower Cwmtwrch, was clocked driving a Ford Transit on February 10 at a speed of 76mph in a 60mph zone. The 40-year-old found
Llandovery College students have celebrated a successful year of A Level results. Over 50 per cent of students secured A*-A grades with 19 per cent achieving an A*. Students, parents and staff were said to be delighted with the overall results
The Education Minister, Kirsty Williams, has congratulated A-level students across Wales. Commenting on the A-level results today she said: “I want to send my very best wishes to everyone who receives their A-level, AS, Welsh Bacc and vocational
NO new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion again while two more cases have been recorded in Carmarthenshire. 15 new cases of the virus were recorded across Wales today (Thursday, August 13), from just over 4,200
Ysgol Dyffryn Aman pupils have celebrated their A-level achievements today. Commenting on the school's results, headteacher Nerys Nicholas said: "Following the unprecedented challenges and protocols faced by the whole school community during the
These pictures and videos above Carmarthenshire and the Swansea valley were captured during the thunder storm last night. Readers were asked to submit their footage and they did not disappoint. Torrential rain and flash floods were seen across
DESPITE an extraordinary year and challenging circumstances due to the coronavirus pandemic, students have been rewarded for all their hard work. A total of 98.6 per cent of A level students in Wales achieved A* - E grades and there was also a small
Each of the devolved nations - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - have shared their own solutions when it comes to exam results this year. The question of what to do for A-level and GCSE students in a year when exams have been cancelled
